#behavioral terms

• Trained — Having undergone the process of training; a person, animal, or system methodically optimized to perform physical or intellectual tasks with a high degree of efficiency. In a behavioral sense, it describes an experienced individual in excellent biological shape, and figuratively it denotes an element drawn, actively involved, or inevitably carried by the course of external events.
• Appreciative — Expressing appreciation, approval, praise, or esteem; a discursive element or attitude that indicates a positive qualification or recognition of the worth of an object, text, or individual. In linguistics, it describes adjectives or suffixes that add a laudatory affective nuance to the base word, while in psychology, it refers to feedback intended to strengthen self-esteem.
• Heard — Having been heard attentively or taken into account; a person, advice, or order that has been followed, respected, and put into practice by someone. In a psychological or behavioral sense, it describes a disciplined, docile child or subordinate who structurally exhibits obedience and compliance before authority.